Lovelights of Ireland
Lovelights of Ireland
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Asleep now in the dark, with the wood- lice and the beetles knowing their hour.
And look! those others enter in a pageant of the past, his hopes and visions, his peers of the Barmecides ; and rocking his little twist of a body, he hoists himself, raves to them, trembles, and falls back again upon the boards. And that dream merges in a deeper vision of hazel eyes and tender hands, and those glances in which he was destroyed. Until the breathing grows stertorous; the beetles, scared by the sound ...of it, scurry into their holes.
Hail, then, whiskey, the conqueror, and laudanum that keeps the gate on the captive brain ! Hail ! hail ! this black night with James Clarence Mangan, your spoil and cinderheap, the poor baffled fellow, whose father was a foolish, wasteful, boasting man, and who him- self was made a stricken fool by that patron lady who had lured him, and laughed at her conquest then.
39 HENRY GRATTAN PUZZLES THE DOCTORS.
WHEN a man young enough, and, to all appearances, " sound, " in the strict medical acceptance of the word, is yet ill, complaining, out of sorts, doctors, even in the wisest con- sultation, can go entirely wrong in their diagnosis.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Asleep now in the dark, with the wood- lice and the beetles knowing their hour.
And look! those others enter in a pageant of the past, his hopes and visions, his peers of the Barmecides ; and rocking his little twist of a body, he hoists himself, raves to them, trembles, and falls back again upon the boards. And that dream merges in a deeper vision of hazel eyes and tender hands, and those glances in which he was destroyed. Until the breathing grows stertorous; the beetles, scared by the sound ...of it, scurry into their holes.
Hail, then, whiskey, the conqueror, and laudanum that keeps the gate on the captive brain ! Hail ! hail ! this black night with James Clarence Mangan, your spoil and cinderheap, the poor baffled fellow, whose father was a foolish, wasteful, boasting man, and who him- self was made a stricken fool by that patron lady who had lured him, and laughed at her conquest then.
39 HENRY GRATTAN PUZZLES THE DOCTORS.
WHEN a man young enough, and, to all appearances, " sound, " in the strict medical acceptance of the word, is yet ill, complaining, out of sorts, doctors, even in the wisest con- sultation, can go entirely wrong in their diagnosis.
What to read after Lovelights of Ireland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D L Daniel Lawrence Kelleher to read onlineMoreLess
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